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04-13-2011, 02:43 PM
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Need a pic please!!
I paid a visit to nashcub yesterday, awesome but another thread, got some blades for the 44C with a few other odds and ends. The 42U that is under the 09 has a bearing going down on one spindle and after finding out it is a cartridge style, I wanted to get the C deck going if I was going to spend money on one. I have several carriers, one wide fork angle drive mule, curved frame, two white narrow fork 5/8 belt styles and the one on it, wide fork straight mule 1/2 belt straight carrier. I got a 44A deck from Steve for the blades and pulley, lots of small holes in it. Well, I thought I would just throw it under with a new belt cause the C deck is bent on the front edge and wanted to straighten it later. Now I know that x9 tractors need a straight carrier to get the dang deck off the ground!! 2 1/2" is as high as it will get. I took the jam nuts off the front deck eyes and lowered them all the way. Used the adj, ya right, hangers from the rear carrier that were a little shorter. Now the front blade is almost 3" and the back is 2 1/2". The pic I need is of the carrier for an A deck on a X9 series. I can modify one to work, but if I can find one it sure will make life much better. Sorry so long, I have a problem with stories.
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